First, argumentative paper: first clarify your point of view, and then demonstrate it. You can use factual arguments (new and better, more universal) or rational arguments (famous sayings, aphorisms, proverbs, etc.). ), you can use both positive and negative arguments to demonstrate, which is more convincing, and analyze the arguments to prove your point of view. You can use some parallelism, metaphor and the like, which is easier to accept.

It is probably: argument (statement)-argument (why do you say this)-reaffirming argument.

Second, narrative: crowned (small, concise, beautiful and broad)-streaked pork (rich in content, appropriate in details and turbulent in plot)-leopard tail (short and pithy, revealing the theme).

Narrative methods: time series narrative (narrative according to the development of events), interpolation (inserting some plots in the middle) and flashback (writing the results first, then writing the reasons).